... TtE.-JULY 22. (Before Vico-Chancellor Sir B. Maolsi.) . CATTEraopf ?? 1ELMOORE. This motion en behalf of the lessee of Drury Lane, t Adolphi and krincess's Theatres, to restrain Mr, l3elals, the ?? actor, from performing elsewhere tban at the Adolphi ...

... parcels by a man whom he only knows by sight. MISCELLANEOUS ITEMs.--There is a dispute in Chancery between Mr. Chatterton of Drury Lane Theatre and Mr. Wigan of the Mirror, as to who shall have the services of Mr. Karl Meyder as orchestral conductor. The case ...

... Dauneyv. Chatterton was disposed of in the Superior Court of Judicature on Saturday. It was decided that a 'renter of Drury Lane Theatre could legally claim free admission to any part of the house ; but that, if he chose to go into the dress circle ...

... other articles, the property of Englehleart Wilson. The prosecutor accompanied theprioners to a house in Charles-street, Drury- lane, and while he wnas there two men were called into the room, who attacked him and stripped him of everything but his trousers ...

... Thomas Coouics'. The prhsoner was perfectly mad, having been drin4ing. * Mary Flaherty said-I live at 1, Lincoin-court, Drury. lane, and am l'tyears of age. Tlbp prisoner lives in tlu next room to mine. On Saturday night, at eleven, as I was going upstairs ...

... kmea the nmn Hold- inz and she said she did. He told the frisoner that Hoiding had offered a drimond rino 'n pledae in Drury- lane, and she admitted giving tlofd1-g the ring, and on his asking her wvhere she got it from she said slie picled it up, and ...

... the property of her master.-De- tedive-serjesat Kerley said that yesterday he was called to Mr. Davison's, pavnbroker, of Drury-lane, and in con- sequence of what hewas informed,he went to the stables of Mr. Tanqueray the distiller, in Bloomsbury, and saw ...

... name is Thomnas Coones. The risoner was perfectly mad, having been drinking.- ny Flaherty said: live at l, Linlcoln-court, Drury- lane, and am 14 years of age. The prisoner lives in the next roos to mine. On Saturday night, at 11 d'elock, I was going upstairs ...

... an ppeal from tha Court of Gommou Pleast The principal question raised was as to the right of Mr., Daunoy, anew renterof Drury-lane Theatre, to ac free admission to a pit etall during the performance. The question dopended mainly on the construction of ...

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... police-constable in the execution of his duty. The officer said that on Saturday evening he noticed a large crowd at the top of Drury-lane. On going to find out what it was, he saw the defendant holding forth about Moody and Sankey. He said he was sent by them ...

... Hospital re- specting the death of Frederick Heath, aged forty-five years, a street orderly, residing at 37, Great Wild-street, Drury-lane. From the evidence of his son, John Hecath, and other witnesses, it appeared that the deceased had for some considerable ...